> On Jul 7, 2017, at 9:55 AM, Stephen McRoberts wrote:
>
> I made a minimal single-file.py app to perform test runs and never had the
> issue. Observer altered reality?
>
> Then I realized there are a couple of threads in the application which were
> there before moving to twisted a long tim
> On Jul 6, 2017, at 9:59 AM, Stephen McRoberts wrote:
>
> Do I just post it to the list?
If the list is where you're asking for help, yes :).
> I need to write up a little as there needs to be configuration dicts for the
> logins to remotes.
> I also need to put copyright data in the code. S
I made a minimal single-file.py app to perform test runs and never had the
issue. Observer altered reality?
Then I realized there are a couple of threads in the application which were
there before moving to twisted a long time ago. They never manifested
themselves in any other way.
I removed
Do I just post it to the list?
I need to write up a little as there needs to be configuration dicts for the
logins to remotes.
I also need to put copyright data in the code. Some of it is mine and some came
under apache license (really never intended any other eyes to see it).
> On Jul 5, 2017,
On 6 July 2017 at 16:19, Stephen McRoberts wrote:
> It already helps to know this isn't normal behavior.
> My code is self-contained in a single file and I can add a main for testing.
I don't know what your code is doing... so maybe is expected :)
You can share the single file together with a des
It already helps to know this isn't normal behavior.
My code is self-contained in a single file and I can add a main for testing.
However it's far from minimal. The problem doesn't occur right away - only
after several channels have been opened/closed with a persistent connection.
I'll continue to
On 5 July 2017 at 23:00, Stephen McRoberts wrote:
> I'm looking for suggestions why the channel key would be missing after it was
> just opened.
> I use persistent connections with a timeout but the timer is reset every call
> so it stays open.
[snip]
As suggested by Glyph.
Please provide a co
> On Jul 5, 2017, at 3:00 PM, Stephen McRoberts wrote:
>
> I'm looking for suggestions why the channel key would be missing after it was
> just opened.
> I use persistent connections with a timeout but the timer is reset every call
> so it stays open.
Are you just using `twist conch`? Is any
I'm looking for suggestions why the channel key would be missing after it was
just opened.
I use persistent connections with a timeout but the timer is reset every call
so it stays open.
Here's some of my logs:
2017-07-05 15:26:45-0500 [-] opening channel 4 with 65536 32768
2017-07-05 15:36:45-
